A user questions whether real-time AI coaching in Valorant constitutes cheating and considers using AI for post-game analysis to improve performance.
i was randomly thinking about AI coaches in games bc i've seen ppl trying stuff like this with valo. like an ai watching your game and telling you where to go, when to rotate, what you're doing wrong etc and to be honest at first that sounds kinda unbelievable T.T i'd absolutely love something that watches my games AFTER they're over and tells me why i keep making the same dumb decisions (not someone who i can pay), but fr mb i can just upload my whole match to gpt, but i dont think i can train him to be some kind of coach like imagine you're playing and the ai is just in your ear going “rotate B rn” or “don't peek this” or telling you where you should be based on everything happening on your screen. at that point is it still a coach or is it basically playing the game for you? bc a normal coach could technically tell you the same thing. even a friend watching you on dis could say “go B” but if an ai can watch everything, remember what's been happening for the whole match and instantly tell you the best move every time... idk that feels different lol i'd 100% use one for replay reviews tho. i need someone to explain why i keep doing the same shit every match (without paying for them, but nothing is free i think) 😭 where would u draw the line? or im just stupido(
Andrew reflects on the burnout caused by vetting AI-generated code for a game optimization, comparing the time and mental cost to manual coding. He uses an interactive visualization to illustrate the trade-offs between AI-assisted development and traditional methods.
A discussion of AI coding agents needing runtime awareness beyond source code, such as inspecting containers, ports, and services, and considering how much control agents should have over development environments.